>>You don't want Abs( ), you want the .Net equivalent of the VFP FLOOR( ) function.
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>I still haven't find the equivalent in .NET. I tried variations of Math.Round(). As far as Math.Abs(), it simply returns the same thing. I do not understand that one. CInt() rounds to the nearest integer. So, that is not good as well.
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>Math.Floor() seems to be the equivalent. I made some tests with it and so far that works.
The absolute value is just the magnitude of a number, regardless of its sign (positive or negative). Its return value is always positive.
Abs( 1.39 ) = 1.39
Abs( -1.39 ) = 1.39
Regards. Al
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